Six Important Race Relations Films

A Clip from the Essential Blue-eyed

A look at a selection of films from our race relations category on our website.

A Class Divided
DVD - 1985 - 60 Minutes
Jane Elliott's unique experiment in discrimination through eye colour.
http://www.concordmedia.org.uk/products/a-class-divided-41/

Just Listen - Race and Religion
DVD - 2004 - 12 Minutes
A tragic story of a refugee, and attitudes to Islam.
http://www.concordmedia.org.uk/products/just-listen-race-and-religion-3081/


The Essential Blue-Eyed
DVD - 1999 - 96 Minutes
A shorter version of Jane Elliott's life and her work combating prejudice. Includes debriefing session.
http://www.concordmedia.org.uk/products/the-essential-blueeyed-37/


Rainbow Days
DVD - 1997 - 20 Minutes
A colourful multicultural festival in a London school
http://www.concordmedia.org.uk/products/rainbow-days-2985/


Theories of Social Work Practice: The Anti-Racist Perspective - Prof. Lena Dominelli
DVD - 1992 - 56 Minutes
Anti-racism - historical and personal issues
http://www.concordmedia.org.uk/products/theories-of-social-work-practice-the-antiracist-perspective-prof-lena-dominelli-1335/


Young, British and Muslim
DVD - 1989 - 25 Minutes
Western values versus tradition for Muslim children in Britain
http://www.concordmedia.org.uk/products/young-british-and-muslim-3075/ 

For our full list of Race Relations Films view this page

Training Programmes for Counsellors

Counselling is an essential service and one that, when implemented correctly can be truly life changing for those that receive it. Providing counselling support is though a balancing act and one that requires gentle inputs in order to be successful in the long run. When people seek out or are referred to a counsellor or support worker they tend to be at their lowest point and need to be provided with the correct counselling support and helped to get back to normality.

Therapy, by its very nature is a slow process and requires a mutual trust between therapist and patient which cannot be achieved in a hurry. When dealing with all encompassing issues such as bereavement it can be incredibly difficult to find the right way to approach the subject without making a patient recoil.

Our counselling DVDs provide you with the counselling support that you need in order to be able to build a comforting and beneficial relationship with your patients. By taking such approaches as showing the different outcomes to scenarios dependent on the behaviour and aspect of the therapist our DVDs aim to ensure that you are always able to establish a positive relationship.

Concord Media has over 100 DVD's on a wide range of therapies. All of these can be bought on DVD or in most cases can all be rented on our ‘Video on Demand’ system’

Please visit our website: concordmedia.org.uk
Recent additions include;

A Person Centred Counsellor
DVD - 2015 - 100 Minutes
http://www.concordmedia.org.uk/products/a-person-centred-counsellor-3108/

Counselling, Confidentiality and the Law
DVD - 2012 - 153 Minutes
http://www.concordmedia.org.uk/products/counselling-confidentiality-and-the-law-2930/

Talking about Counselling
DVD - 2006 - 82 Minutes
http://www.concordmedia.org.uk/products/talking-about-counselling-972/

Emotional Literacy (Claude Steiner)
DVD - 2005 - 190 Minutes
http://www.concordmedia.org.uk/products/emotional-literacy-claude-steiner-950/

We have many more training programmes which may be of interest to you for our full list of counselling films: http://www.concordmedia.org.uk/categories/counselling/

The Robertson Films

Concord Media, a not for profit charity, was proud to be chosen by James and Joyce Robertson to distribute their films which revolutionised children's hospitals and then later the treatment of infants in short term care.

The Robertson Films

A Two Year Old goes to Hospital 
Classic film showing the suffering of a little girl in hospital separated from her mother.
http://www.concordmedia.org.uk/products/a-two-year-old-goes-to-hospital-52/

Going to Hospital  with Mother
Classic film by James Robertson, contrasting with 'A Two Year Old Goes To Hospital'.
http://www.concordmedia.org.uk/products/going-to-hospital-with-mother-51/

The Importance of Substitute Mothering
Short version of Young Children in Brief Separation John and Jane.
http://www.concordmedia.org.uk/products/young-children-in-brief-separation-the-importance-of-substitute-mothering-1666/

Short Version of Young Children in Brief Separation -  John and Jane
Classic film by James Robertson, contrasting with 'A Two Year Old Goes To Hospital'.
http://www.concordmedia.org.uk/products/young-children-in-brief-separation-john-and-jane-special-offer-10-discount-1672/

For the full list of the Robertson Films follow this link

At the British Paediatric Association annual conference in early 1951 Professor James Spence sweepingly attacked James Robertson’s presentation of his observations and outline of ‘Protest, Despair, Detachment’. Other paediatricians were considerate but not ‘lit up’ about Robertson’s concerns. “I had a sense of the inadequacy of words to convey what I saw and how I understood it” James Robertson.

To read more on the Robertsons follow this link